A recent study found that five out of nine examined AI providers share permalinks to chat histories with data trackers when accessed via a browser. This means that these trackers could potentially access user conversations, along with email addresses and permanent user identifiers, if the AI providers lack access restrictions. The study also indicated that simply dismissing cookies offers little protection, with 80.8% of third-party trackers remaining active, and even paid subscriptions did not prevent this data sharing. AI
IMPACT Raises concerns about user privacy and data security in AI interactions.
RANK_REASON Study detailing data sharing practices of AI providers. [lever_c_demoted from research: ic=1 ai=1.0]
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